Sleep Number’s ClimateCool Bed: A Solution for Night Sweats
Sleep Number’s ClimateCool Bed: A Solution for Night Sweats
Sleep Number's newest smart bed, the ClimateCool, aims to combat night sweats and improve sleep quality for those particularly affected by menopause symptoms. Priced starting at $5,499, this innovative mattress utilizes advanced cooling technology, which was carefully developed through scientific research in partnership with Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine.
Key Features of the ClimateCool Bed
- Individual Temperature Control: Unique to Sleep Number, both sides of the bed can adjust temperature settings independently.
- SmartTemp Cooling Programs: These programs actively sense body temperature changes, drawing heat away with a dynamic airflow system.
- Adjustable Firmness: Like all Sleep Number beds, the ClimateCool allows users to customize firmness levels for ultimate comfort.
Enhancing Sleep Quality
The ClimateCool bed is especially beneficial for individuals facing hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause, as studies reveal that 90 percent of female respondents experience night sweats. With options for All Night Cooling or Deep Sleep Cooling, sleepers can find relief tailored to their needs. Additionally, built-in sleep tracking through the Sleep Number app provides users insights into their sleep patterns.
Experience better sleep starting now with the Sleep Number ClimateCool smart bed, available online and in stores.
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